State Agency · Ocean Protection Council
Prop 1 Coastal Environmental Justice Solicitation
Last updated: October 23, 2026
Ocean Protection Council
Funding
Funding amount not specified
Closes
April 23, 2021
NAICS
541620
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This solicitation seeks coastal projects that directly benefit communities entitled to environmental justice (Communities), including: disadvantaged and severely disadvantaged communities (DACs), California Native Tribes and Tribal Governments, and communities that score above 80% on CalEnviroScreen results. Priority will be given to coastal projects in or near Communities that propose restoration, habitat enhancement, and resilience to climate change, including adaptation to sea-level rise, flooding, and shoreline erosion. Additionally, OPC seeks to advance projects that are led by community-based organizations, and that provide Community workforce employment, including employment for students. OPC is accepting letters of intent (LOIs) in response to this solicitation, using our LOI template, and selected applicants will be invited back to submit full proposals. Please see below for general funding information: Maximum funding available in this round: $7.5 million Minimum and maximum award amounts: $100,000-$5 million (OPC strongly encourages project budgets over $250,000) Maximum project length: Projects must be complete by December 2024 (with projects starting in 2022) LOIs are due on April 23, 2021 using the LOI Template. LOIs should be submitted to OPC_Prop1grants@resources.ca.gov. Please see OPC's Prop 1 Webpage and the solicitation for more information on solicitation priorities and opportunities for prospective applicants. Webinar Information OPC staff will be hosting a webinar on for prospective applicants on March 29 from 2:00-3:00 PM. This webinar will include going over the solicitation, the LOI template, and answering questions. To register for the webinar and get more information please complete the Webinar Registration Form.
Eligibility
- Programs related to climate
Award details
Applications close on April 23, 2021.
Categories
Disaster Recovery · Environment Energy
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